City Colleges of Chicago Names Student Liaisons for all Seven City Colleges in Support of Undocumented Students and the Community, in Accordance with HB3428

 City Colleges of Chicago Names Student Liaisons for all Seven
City Colleges in Support of Undocumented Students and the
Community, in Accordance with HB3428

City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) in partnership with the Illinois Dream Fund and University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) are pleased to announce the names of all seven of CCC’s Undocumented Liaisons and CCC District Coordinator available at each college in accordance with House Bill 3428
for academic year 2022-2023.

The addition of Undocumented Liaisons and District Coordinator will further strengthen City Colleges of Chicago holistic support of our undocumented students.

City Colleges of Chicago fosters a welcoming environment for all students, regardless of immigration status. Numerous initiatives, both within the institution and in partnership with immigrant-serving allies, work to ensure City Colleges of Chicago responds to new immigration policies affecting our students so they are prepared to pursue their goals and dreams.

City Colleges of Chicago has long supported undocumented students with college admissions and resources. More than 90 percent of City Colleges Foundation scholarships are open to undocumented students and the Star Scholarship, which covers up to three years at City Colleges, is also open to undocumented students. In addition, City Colleges of Chicago offers English as a Second Language and High School Equivalency degrees at no cost.

The City of Chicago is committed to supporting all of its residents. If students have more questions or want to learn more, call 311 or visit the Office of New Americans website: www. cityofchicago.org/newamericans.

HB3428 passed in May of 2021 and requires an Undocumented
Student Liaison at every community college and four-year institution who will assist undocumented students and mixed status households with navigating access to resources on college campuses across the state.

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